= a^21b^24c^10
use the product rules for each set of () then multiply them together. when multiplying variables with exponents you just add them together like for a^3 * a^5 = a^8. (a^3 b^12 c^2)^2 = (a^6 b^24 c^4)
ANSWER: x = 4 ( 8 + 160 )
STEP BY STEP:
Let's start by getting a variable to represent the number. Let's use x. ⇩
x=
Now we know that there is a sum of 8 and 160. Let's add them to each other ⇩
x= 8 + 160
Now we know that this will be multiplied. Let's put parentheses around the addition to symbolize this.
X= (8 + 160)
Finally multiply this by four, making your equation
x= 4 (8 + 160)
I don't know the options but from looking at the problem I'm assuming the answer is
x = 4 ( 8 + 160 )
It would be quantitive I believe
In order to solve this we need to make on part of both statements equal.
Since 12 is divisible by 6 lets do that.
Multiply everything in the second package by 2.
It then becomes 6 pairs for $12.
So now have have 6 or 8 pairs for $12.
You are getting a different amount for the same price therefore they are not proportional.
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